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For some drivers, perhaps the third chance is the charm. It’s no secret that American states differ in their driving behavior.

Some states lead the country in GDP or tourism, but which should be known for their bad drivers?

“Sleep is for the weak,” they said. “Live for the grind,” they said. Tell that to our snooze buttons.

Though we don’t all agree on our favorite car, the states are quite united when it comes to vehicle loyalty.

Consider the swiftness with which we’ve come from a fledgling, newly independent nation to a global superpower.

Every year we try to talk ourselves out of caring about Valentine’s Day and every year we give in to the fun of celebrating love.

Intoxicated drivers get behind the wheel every day in the United States. But which states see the highest rates of DUI?

These results are giving a whole new meaning to “drive.”

Could our media consumption preferences correlate with how we behave on the road?

We scroll. We swipe. We friend. We share our faces. We share our lives. We share … driving behaviors?

Your car’s color can be a practical choice, an expression of your individuality, or even a chromatic extension of your personal brand. But can it be an indicator of your driving behavior?